Cleartrip.com teams up with HDFC Bank credit cards to offer instant 50 per cent cash back
6 Mar 2008, 1255 Hrs

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Mumbai, Mar 6 (ANI/Business Wire India): Cleartrip.com has teamed up with HDFC Bank to offer instant 50 per cent cash back to its customers using any HDFC credit cards for online transactions.

Giving the customers freedom to choose the destination of their choice, the offer is valid on bookings made on all Deccan, Spice Jet, Go Air, Indigo and Jetlite flights. Making this another best in class offer by Cleartrip.com.

This offer is valid on roundtrip bookings for two or more people or one-way flights for four or more people in a single booking.

Customers can make their bookings in four simple steps - log on to Cleartrip website, select the destination and airline of their choice, book roundtrip flights for two or more people or one-way flights for four or more people in a single booking and complete the payment using their HDFC credit card.

The bookings can be made online (www.cleartrip.com).

Beginning March 6, this offer is valid for a period of 10 days till March 14.

With the cash back applicable only on the base fare, maximum cash back of Rs. 2000 will be given on all HDFC Bank credit cards.

The cash back offer can also be availed only once per credit card during the promotion period. (ANI)

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